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Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by JANK23H(m): 1:51pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
Arsenate: hahahahah. Typical yoruba tribalist. You'd think SW towns are any thing to write home about when U hear these bubble heads talk, but woooosaaaai. SW is one giant sh1t hole; especially ibadan and lagos. The ugliest towns in Nigeria are all in the SW, lol. In SW, educational advancement is inversely proportional to environmental beauty, lol. Only in SW...lmao My guy u said it all.I served in Ekiti state.......and boy was i disappointed.The educational system is pathetic.I was born in d southwest and i've visited all the southwesten states,i must confess they are the most backward states in nigeria apart from the North. Still they make the loudest noise.very dirty people! |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by JANK23H(m): 1:59pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
Desola: There is a psycopath on the loose,somebody pls hold her down.Why do Yorubas hate Igbos dis bad?.I schooled in the east and have lived with both tribes but will prefer an Igbo anyday. Mind you i'am not Igbo,I'm a Nigerdeltan to the core. |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by tpia5: 2:21pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
Um, who exactly cares? Why are you hyperventilating? |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by thegenie(m): 5:44pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
I think ACN merely benefited from the masses' disenchantment with PDP - a mere alternative, not necessarily because people liked ACN by itself. As far as I am concerned, and have observed, political leaders make their parties good (or bad): the Parties by themselves are no different from each other. Fashola brought on the ACN appeal, as did Duke for PDP. Because of our general collective amnesia, we judge Parties by the present occupants of political officers from the Parties, regardless of the performance of historical political office occupants of the same Parties. So, for example, everyone forgets what what Duke did when judging PDP in Cross River State. Or what Tinubu did when judging ACN in Lagos State, etc, etc. When I vote, I personally don't care about what Party flag my candidate flies; I care more about WHO the candidate is: his/her antecedents, pedigree, etc. This may explain why Mimiko (LP) won in Ondo, and why Oke (PDP) came second ahead of Akeredolu (ACN) in the same election, in South-west!! |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by sweetrace(f): 6:04pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
Maybe Nigerian's should move past the parties and tribes and just vote for the individual who has a proven record or background of integrity. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by thegenie(m): 6:29pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
I'm amazed when I see people who are supposed to be educated and above tribalism / racism going so low. I am Niger-deltan. My best friend is Ibo, my sweetheart is Yoruba. I have a VERY good close friend from Kano. According to Tunde Obe (of Charlie Boy's ZOOM TIME fame), there are only two tribes: 1) Good people, and 2) Bad people. Geography don't define the essence of any man. The same Nigerians feeling racially superior feel the most offence when an Indian or Chinese exhibits racial superiority tendencies towards him / her. That's hypocrisy. The fact that we are mostly anonymous here isn't license to discard our sensibilities. Genetic science has proven that human-kind is 99.99% (or thereabouts) similar. The good, the bad and the ugly cut across all geographies!! |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by ortopazz(m): 6:32pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
BlackBaron: Think I was I high on Baron sire, I misquoted,, did right to my incoherent post! |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by igboboy1(m): 7:34pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
Desola: Awon oloshi! Ariwo igo lo ma pa alaicewater yin. Yorubas are not crying, wailing or complaining about the ACN but this moraeffing okoros [b]who just want the downfall of the Yoruba nation by all means [/b]would always cry more than the bereaved. Kilode? obviously ishi adiri gi nma. e na puo ara? Craze woman..keep your madness to your fellow ofe manus and live Ndigbo out of it Obviously you are a confused beeetch.. Only una fight for one nigeria now una no one join national party? ANuofia, |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by sudge7: 8:33pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
It's funny how the tribal bashing explodes over the mention of the shortcomings of a political party. It's even more hilarious when each tribe puts down the other tribe, with their pride intact. THIS IS THE FACT OF NIGERIA: It cannot be said that one tribe has successfully contributed to the success of its indigenes or Nigeria as a whole. Pardon my french, we are all in the same shit hole, made by the same shit heads. Whether you're Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa. None of the big 3 has contributed to moving this country forward in a substantive way. But do carry on, I think it is fun to mire in our own hypocrisy. |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by Desola(f): 8:45pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Emi nikan tan? Awon omo Igbo fariga o.... |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by kemifemi: 9:15pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
Pdp, Acn,LP are all birds of the same feather. ![]() |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by Dee60: 9:17pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
PDP is doing well in Rivers because of Rotimi Amaechi. Lagos is benefiting from Fashola's hardwork. Forget ACN. Forget PDP. Look for good candidates. Period! If politicians can read correctly, that is the message that has come out of Edo and Ondo. Edo, Ondo, Rivers, Lagos give us a slight hope that democracy can work in Nigeria. The people have a stake in this. Make sure you vote only for credible candidates. |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by igboboy1(m): 11:10pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
![]() bikonu kede ife nwanyi ara ne kwu? O di ka o na la manya all day hehehehhehe |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by rhymz(m): 11:30pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
i wont be surprised if ACN lose face |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by Nobody: 12:25am On Oct 26, 2012 |
thegenie: I'm amazed when I see people who are supposed to be educated and above tribalism / racism going so low. I am Niger-deltan. My best friend is Ibo, my sweetheart is Yoruba. I have a VERY good close friend from Kano. According to Tunde Obe (of Charlie Boy's ZOOM TIME fame), there are only two tribes: 1) Good people, and 2) Bad people. Thanks a lot bro. You just kicked some serious knowledge. I have always believed the same thing. |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by Nobody: 12:54am On Oct 26, 2012 |
Desola: Aderupoko ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by iconaus: 1:36am On Oct 26, 2012 |
geeez: [b]The tide hasn't turned against ACN inYoruba land. It's only turned against mediocrity and visionless leadership. Akeredolu couldn't articulate himself during the campaigns and debates. Oke did much better and Mimiko was spot on. Some people would have voted ACN with the ongoing SW regional integration at the back of their minds. However, the candidate presented by the ACN didn't clearly define a roadmap for the state which in his plan should tee off from what Mimiko has been able to achieve. The results only reflected the voters' perception and expectation based on the candidates' promises, plans and antecedents which I think is brilliant. The SW will be better for it as governance Isi synonymous with performance in the region. If you look at the way Yorubas have been voting since 1999, you will realize that the governors that return are those that perform and this will send a signal to all those in elective positions in the region thereby leading to accelerated development as we've been seeing in recent years [/b] governors that return are those that perform and this will send a signal to all those in elective positions in the region thereby leading to accelerated development Which development are you talkning about ? as far as people know no place is developed in the west except lagos and lagos is so because of other tribes contributions. What is the evidence of the development u re talking about that ve made u people returned the performing governors ?. Dont deceive ur self |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by iconaus: 1:47am On Oct 26, 2012 |
sudge7: It's funny how the tribal bashing explodes over the mention of the shortcomings of a political party. It's even more hilarious when each tribe puts down the other tribe, with their pride intact. Hausas and yorubas contributed immensely to the down fall of nigeria . 45yrs of misrule in nigeria has put us in this mess. igbos are isolated from federal govt and they focused on private biz and development of nigeria and people like u yorubas are jealous about it. North and west failed nigeria woefully while igbo champion development in nigeria. where is the dividend of free education the west had in nigeria? nothing to show for it except tribalism and back stabbing other fellow nigerians |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by Omofranca(f): 1:55am On Oct 26, 2012 |
The voters simply wanted back a governor that they saw as performing compared to his predecessor. It was not a question of party loyalties or the tide turning. |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by uzoexcel(m): 5:16am On Oct 26, 2012 |
Desola:u r getting more senile every minute...better c a shrink!!!!!! |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by uzoexcel(m): 5:17am On Oct 26, 2012 |
thegenie: I'm amazed when I see people who are supposed to be educated and above tribalism / racism going so low. I am Niger-deltan. My best friend is Ibo, my sweetheart is Yoruba. I have a VERY good close friend from Kano. According to Tunde Obe (of Charlie Boy's ZOOM TIME fame), there are only two tribes: 1) Good people, and 2) Bad people.9ce 1 bro...naija needs more people like u jare |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by uzoexcel(m): 5:20am On Oct 26, 2012 |
icon aus:nah.....letz nt exclude d igbos from anythhing....most ibo men i knw dont have structures in their village but have houses in lag,kaduna etc...igbos make up a large part of lagos and other states.....y is d southeast not working ![]() ![]() |
Re: Why Has The Tide Turned Against The ACN? by cjrane: 9:55am On Oct 26, 2012 |
The worst fall out of the speedy collapse of IBB regime was the scrapping to the two party system. Just like USA that knows if they allowed more than two parties, there will be a black party,white people party, Latino party, Asian party etc, Nigeria cannot and should not practice anything more than a two party system. ACN is a tribal party and sometimes, people just get tired of sacrificing competence and performance for tribal sentiments. That is what happened in the Ondo election |
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